OPUNAKE NEWS
GENERAL ITEMS. .From Our Own Correspondent.) The weather,, which has been exceptionally dry for more than two weeks, has at last broken. On Friday evening a little rain fell, to be followed by a little more on Saturday, but not sufficient to do much good. The tanks are all very low in the town and the Power Board reservoir could do with a larger supply. The curreir has recently been switched off during the early hours of the morning. At the beginning of next month daylight saving will commence. This successful English measure is causing little discussion in Opunake.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1927, Page 2
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